[Chrizzle]

Right im back.

And can I just say, I have no disrespect for ANYONE (well not anyone), but the people who were involved in that arguement, I dont dislike.
And the only reason there is a 'divide' is because we're letting it happen.

Why dont we just argue and forget? Instead of arguing and carrying on. and not make 'choose your side' threads (even though it was quite funny Linda!)

Because in previous times when ive had arguements, ive left it and moved on, then the next thing I know someone brings it up again.

[GiRTh]

Originally posted by Chrizzle

Why dont we just argue and forget? Instead of arguing and carrying on. and not make 'choose your side' threads (even though it was quite funny Linda!)

Because in previous times when ive had arguements, ive left it and moved on, then the next thing I know someone brings it up again.

Some of the arguments are becoming personal and forum members have become upset by them. The main feeling is that some forum members feel they're unwelcome on certain threads.

I don't want this thread to descend into an argument. If everybody reads and understands what I was trying to say in my first post then things will be OK.

[Z]

Originally posted by Chrizzle
Right Im back.

And can I just say, I have no disrespect for ANYONE (well not anyone), but the people who were involved in that arguement, I dont dislike.
And the only reason there is a 'divide' is because we're letting it happen.

Why dont we just argue and forget? Instead of arguing and carrying on. and not make 'choose your side' threads (even though it was quite funny Linda!)

Because in previous times when ive had arguements, ive left it and moved on, then the next thing I know someone brings it up again.

What happened to "I hate you" though?

[James]

Okay, everyone's had their say here and I can't see this thread ending up in a happy place... so let's get back to what this forum is all about... fun and games, discussion and sillyness about Big Brother, reality TV and anything in general - as well as some serious debates and discussion too of course.

And remember - at the risk of sounding flippant - as John Lennon once sung, 'war is over... if you want it'.